Which of the following policies is classified as a limited policy?

The Accident Only policy is classified as a limited policy because it specifically covers injuries resulting solely from accidents, rather than providing comprehensive coverage for a wide range of causes of death or disability. This specialized focus on accidents means that its benefits are restricted to situations that fit within this narrow definition, which is characteristic of limited policies.

In contrast, whole life, universal life, and term life policies provide broader coverage options, addressing various aspects of life insurance needs. Whole life policies provide coverage for the insured’s entire life and include an investment component. Universal life policies offer flexible premiums and death benefits along with a cash value account that grows based on interest rates. Term life policies provide death benefit coverage for a specified period without any cash value accumulation. These types of policies offer more comprehensive benefits than a limited policy like Accident Only, making it distinct in its coverage parameters.